texts: <mask> is an American physicist, parapsychologist and author who is best known for his work on remote viewing. The term "remote viewing" was invented by <mask> and Harold E. Puthoff in 1972 when <mask> joined the research institute. He was involved in the US Defence Intelligence Agency's Stargate Project. <mask>'s work on remote viewing has been characterized as pseudoscience and has also been criticized for lack of rigor. <mask> was born in Chicago. <mask> was an American book editor who was well known and respected in the field of commercial publishing. <mask> was introduced to the supernatural by his father, who owned a Chicago bookstore and later published a biography of the founder of the Theosophical Society.<mask> received a degree. Queens College had a physics program. He completed two years of graduate work in physics at Columbia University without a degree. Gordon Gould and <mask> co-authored a 1962 paper describing the use of homodyne detection with laser light. He co-authored a 1969 paper about the operation of a kilowatt continuous wave laser. <mask> joined the Electronics and Bioengineering Laboratory at SRI in 1972 as a senior research physicist. The two conducted research into psychic abilities and their use in the U.S. intelligence community.<mask> worked for the company until 1982. <mask> was a senior staff scientist at the Lockheed Missiles and Space Company from 1986 to 1998 where he contributed to aviation windshear sensor applications. Extra-sensory perception, or ESP, is the practice of seeking impressions about a distant or unseen target using subjective means. A remote viewer is expected to give information about an object, event, person or location that is hidden from view. The term "clairvoyance" was invented in the 1970s by <mask> and Puthoff as a way of differentiating it from clairvoyance. The experiment that led to a visit from two employees of the CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology was conducted in 1972 by Puthoff and <mask>. The project was funded by the CIA.The papers were published in the journal Nature. They presented their work at the national meeting of the American Association for the advancement of science. There is no credible evidence that remote viewing works, and the topic of remote viewing is considered to be pseudoscience. David Marks and Richard Kammann tried to duplicate <mask> and Puthoff's remote viewing experiments, but they disagreed with the claims that the experiments were successful. The conclusion was that until remote viewing can be confirmed in conditions which prevent sensory cueing the conclusions of <mask> and Puthoff remain an unconfirmed hypothesis. The researchers said that <mask> and Puthoff had not provided unpublished transcripts when requested, but that after obtaining them from a judge in the study they were able to find a wealth of cues. <mask> was described as willing to believe and overly credulous.There should be little doubt that the Targ– Putnam studies are fatally flawed according to a 1988 report by the United States National Research Council. In the 1990s, remote viewing became popular due to the declassification of documents related to the Stargate Project, a US$20 million research program that was sponsored by the U.S. government in an attempt to determine any potential military application of psychic phenomena. In 1995 the program failed to produce any useful intelligence. David Goslin said there was no documented evidence that it had any value to the intelligence community. Scientific studies of remote viewing have been done. Some earlier experiments had invalidating flaws. There have been no positive results when conducted under properly controlled conditions.The lack of successful experiments has led the scientific community to reject remote viewing due to the lack of an evidence base. The topic of remote viewing is described as pseudoscience by science writers. <mask> and Puthoff thought they could do research in parapsychology but instead dealt with people who were cleverer than they were. The work of the artist/writer Ingo Swann and the Military Intelligence Corps chief warrant officer Joseph McMoneagle were included in the further work on parapsychology. <mask> and Puthoff both believed that retired police commissioner Pat Price and artist Ingo Swann had genuine psychic abilities, however, flaws were found with the controls in the experiments and they were caught using sleight of hand on many other occasions. The tests gave Geller a lot of control over the procedures used to test him, with little limits on his behavior. Targ, Harary, and White formed a company to sell psychic consulting services.<mask> and Harary claimed in the book Mind Race that all nine silver futures predictions made at Delphi in 1982 were correct. "As with most psychic claims, there is little documentation to back them up," said Henry Gordon. <mask> and Harary's case for the reality of psi and the validity of remote viewing is filled with exaggerated and unsupported conclusions. Their carelessness leads to new deceptions. <mask> was married to <mask>, who died in 1998. <mask> and Joan had two sons, Alexander and Nicholas, who were psychiatrists. <mask> married an artist.Bobby Fischer's sister was named <mask>. <mask> assisted the man who had been a fugitive in the United States since violating a trade embargo with Boris Spassky. <mask> worked to support a claim of German citizenship for Fischer while he was in Japan. <mask> is portrayed by Marco Verdoni in Pawn Sacrifice. <mask>, who is legally blind, is an avid motorcyclist and has published a memoir on his experiences as a "blind biker". References External links ESPResearch.com - <mask>'s site 1934 births American people of Russian-Jewish descent 21st-century American physicists Columbia University alumni.

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texts: The Portuguese sociologist and Member of the European Parliament, <mask>, was elected for the first time in 2009. She is a member of the Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) and Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) Committees. She is the Chairwoman of the Delegation of the European Parliament for relations with the countries of Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. She was the Vice- President of the Party of the European Left. <mask> announced her candidacy for the Portuguese presidency in November of 2015. She was the best result ever achieved by a woman in a presidential election in Portugal. She came 5th in the Portuguese presidential election in which she was a candidate, with 3.95% of the vote.At the University of Coimbra, <mask> studied Sociology and finished her thesis, "Is nature sick of us?" There are health, environment and emerging forms of citizenship. Her areas of expertise are environmental health, sociology of science, political sociology, democracy and participation. She has published several scientific articles, chapters in books and other publications, on the relations between environment and public health, science and knowledge, democracy and citizenship. <mask> is also a member of the board of Pro-Urbe, a civic association in Coimbra. During the campaign for decriminalization of abortion in Portugal, she was a national Trustee of the movement "Cidadania e Responsabilidade pelo Sim". She was an activist in the movement against co-incineration in Souselas and head of the Left Bloc list in the elections for Coimbra Municipality.<mask> was elected as a Member of the European Parliament in 2009, and is part of the political group GUE/NGL in the European Parliament. She was made a member of the Industry, Research and Energy Committee and the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee. <mask> was nominated to write and negotiate the directive preventing the distribution of counterfeit medicines by the Parliament at the beginning of her mandate. The directive was approved in 2011. This was only the second time since Portugal's entry into the EU that a Portuguese MEP had led the process of a framework-directive - a law that will be applied to the judicial system of each of the EU Member States. The European strategy in the fight against Alzheimer and other dementias was approved in 2011. She was a co-author of the first resolution to ever be approved in the European Parliament aiming at the definition of a political strategy to fight the diabetes epidemic.She was an active member of the parliamentary committee of inquiry on the H1N1 vaccine, as well as being involved in the planning and approval of resolutions on cancer and HIV. <mask> was the only member of the United Left Parliamentary Group to receive this honour since it was created. <mask> was the Parliament's rapporteur for the definition of a common strategic framework for research and innovation. The bases for what should be the proposal for the European financing of research and innovation for the period 2014–2018 were established by the report. The proposal to reinforce the funds and of a better geographical distribution of the funds was one of the proposals approved. One of the legislative regulations on the Strategic Agenda for Innovation would be one of the responsibilities of the team of six rapporteurs nominated by the European Parliament. The legislative package will be approved at the end of the year.She was nominated to be the European Parliament's rapporteur for the evaluation of the European Central Bank activities in 2011. Her report would be approved by one vote of difference in the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee. The report would be approved later in the year, but <mask> requested her name to be removed because of approved changes in the final vote. The report was changed to remove the proposal to oblige the ECB to restore to the countries under the Troika's intervention the profits resulting from the complex processes of buying and selling public debt titles. The Parliament's rapporteur for four opinions on European strategy for adapting to climate change, resettling of GDP calculation, proposal for a new pluri-annual financing framework and regulation defining indexes on the goods traded in stock market was still present. During the mandate, the shadow rapporteur was responsible for following and negotiating proposals led by other colleagues from other parliamentary groups, as well as presenting proposals for change and being present in negotiation meetings. He is co-author of more than 100 proposals of parliamentary resolutions.The Vice- President of the Parliament to the relations with the Mashreq countries presided over several parliamentary negotiations with these countries, coordinating processes of negotiation with the correspondent national parliaments. This was done during the time of the Arab Spring. She is a member of the Parliament's Delegation to the relations with the Palestinian Legislative Council and has developed initiatives concerning the siege of the Gaza Strip. On 18 October 2015, Catarina Martins, the leader of the Left Bloc, announced that no credible unifying left-wing candidate had yet come forward for the Presidential elections of January 2016 and that her name would be put forward as representing her party in those elections. She was the best result ever achieved by a woman in a presidential election in Portugal. On September 9, 2021, <mask> announced she would run for president again. There are links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links to External links to links

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texts: <mask> is a former Australian rules football player and former captain of the Collingwood Football Club in the Australian Football League. <mask> was born to parents Sue and Doug and moved to Wallington at the age of 10. He played junior football at St. Joseph's College. In 2001, he played for the Falcons. His first senior football was with the North Ballarat Football Club. He was selected as a rookies by the club in 2002. He played most of his games with the VFL's Williamstown Seagulls.He played in an off-season exhibition match in London in which he performed well. <mask> was retained on the rookies list. When Tom Davidson was added to the long-term injury list, the club promoted him to the senior list. He played 10 games in his first season as a hard-running defender after his debut in Round 9. He was tall and lean. He was elevated to the senior list for the next season as his promotion was lifted. In 2005, he had a breakthrough again.His presence was more physical. He didn't miss a match after being called up to replace Ryan Lonie in round three. He kicked six goals for the season, at times when they were needed late in the quarter. He was seen by many as a player with outstanding maturity and dedication. He had a good start to the season. He broke his leg in Round 10 when he dived in to receive a hard ball and was crunched by Jonathan Brown of the Lions. He missed the next 6 weeks with a broken leg, but came back to play every game for the rest of the year, showing his reasons of cementing a spot in the soon to be successful side.He became an association representative in 2007. He was a regular contributor to the side and played all 25 games. The ability to play both ends of the ground and kick eight goals was used as a utility by Mick Malthouse. His total of 98 tackles was third highest. He tackled Max Rooke in the Preliminary Final. Throughout the season, <mask>'s leadership was shown. He captained the club for the first time in the 16th round against Essendon.Nathan Buckley, the club's retired captain and icon, gave the number five to <mask> in the 2008 pre-season. He was one of the favorites to beat Scott Burns for the captaincy role left vacant by Buckley, but Burns was given the top job. The appointment of a club captain was announced on December 17th. A shirtfront on West Coast's Patrick McGinnity broke McGinnity's jaw and was cited by the tribunal. The controversy was caused by the incident. One of only two successful appeals in the history of the 2005–14 incarnation of the tribunal was launched by the Pies. In the third round of the season, he was suspended for an incident with Steve Johnson of the Cats, causing some commentators to question his choice as club captain.He was selected in the All-Australian side on the half back flank. For the first time in 20 years, <mask> captained the team to a grand final. The first Grand Final ended in a draw one week prior to the win. The situation was declared an "absolute joke" by <mask> in an interview with Matthew Richardson. The replay gave his side their 15th title. After a long term ankle injury he suffered in the Round 17 clash with Essendon, <mask> decided to retire at a press conference on July 16th. The club's leadership development coach was hired by the Storm.The role saw <mask> work at the club for one day a week overseeing Storm's Emerging Leadership program and developing the off-field preparation and skills of the younger players. The head coach worked with the senior leadership group. He joined the Greater Western Giants as part of the club's leadership program. The club runner and bench assistant returned to the club. The BBL Team, the Melbourne Stars have a leadership program. 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texts: The Minister of National Defense from 1999 to 2002 was <mask>. He was the Nationalist Movement Party presidential candidate in 2007, but lost to the Justice and Development Party candidate. From 1999 to 2002 he was a Member of Parliament for the electoral district of Kayseri. Before being appointed the deputy governor of Ankara, akmakolu was the Kaymakam of numerous districts. akmakolu was the 28th Governor of Gmhane from 1972 to 1975, the 28th Governor of Isparta from 1975 to 1978 and the 27th Governor of Edirne from February to August 1978. He was appointed the non-partisan Minister of the Interior in 1991 because of the requirement for the partisan Interior minister to give up his or her office three months before a general election. After the 1991 general election, a new government was formed with akmakolu as the Interior Minister.<mask> akmakolu was born on November 25, 1930 in ncesu, Kayseri. He graduated from the Ankara University Faculty of Political Science in 1953 after receiving his primary and secondary education in Kayseri. He was a Civilian Administrative Officer and a candidate to become a Kaymakam. He graduated from the Ankara University Faculty of Law during his time as a Kaymakam candidate. Bureaucratic career Kaymakam akmakolu spent 12 years as a Kaymakam in the districts of Glehir and rgp. Bayburt became a Province in 1989. From 1972 to 1975, Governor akmakolu was the 28th Governor of Gmhane and the 27th Governor of Edirne.akmakolu was the Undersecretary to the Prime Minister of Turkey and the Undersecretary to the Minister of the Interior. He was elected to the Council of Higher Education in 1991. He was the chief advisor to the President of Turkey in 1992. The new Minister of the Interior, akmakolu, took over from the previous Minister, Mustafa Kalemli, who had to give up his position at least three months before a general election. He remained as Minister until a new government was formed and he was succeeded by smet Sezgin. akmakolu joined the Motherland Party in 1992 but left the party in 1995 to join the Nationalist Movement Party. He was an advisor to Alparslan Trke.akmakolu became a deputy leader of the MHP after he was elected to the party council. In the 1999 general election, he was elected to Parliament. The Democratic Left Party, the Nationalist Movement Party and the Motherland Party formed a triple coalition government after the 1999 general election. The Minister of National Defense is akmakolu. He was in the position until November 2002. He lost his seat in the 2002 general election due to the MHP falling below the 10% election threshold. The MHP won parliamentary representation again in the general election in 2007, with akmakolu returning as an mp for Kayseri.He became a deputy leader for the second time. The general election was called early due to the parliamentary stalemate caused by the presidential election. After the general election, the MHP put forward akmakolu as their presidential candidate. The Justice and Development Party candidate won 70 votes in the first round, 71 in the second and 70 in the final round. At the general election, akmakolu stepped down as an MP. akmakolu is married with two children. Vali <mask> Ortaokulu (Governor Sabahattin akmakolu Secondary School) is named after him in his hometown of ncesu, Kayseri.akmakolu was the Governor of Mersin Province from 1984 to 1988. The Parliament website has a list of Turkish civil servants.

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texts: A Uyghur refugee named <mask> was wrongly imprisoned in Cuba for more than seven years. His serial number was 584. According to the Joint Task Force, he was born in China in 1979. Even though it was clear early on that the Uighurs were innocent, they were held in the prison for many years. He won his case in 2008. The judge ordered that he be set free in the United States. The Combatant Status Review <mask> was one of the prisoners who participated in the tribunal hearings.A summary of evidence was prepared for the tribunal. <mask> chose to participate in his Combatant Status Review Tribunal. The Combatant Status Review Tribunal transcript was published by the Department of Defense in response to a court order. Civil action was taken against Bush. <mask> was a part of the petition in the case of Bush. The report was published on May 23, 1986. The Combatant Status Review Tribunals of 179 captives had unclassified documents published by the Department of Justice.<mask> <mask>'s documents were not published by the Department of Defense. The US District Court was informed by George M. Clarke III that annual Administrative Review Board hearings would be held for those who were labeled "enemy combatant" by the Combatant Status Review Tribunal. These hearings were designed to determine if there were other factors that justified the continued imprisonment of a person. On July 1, 2005, the Administrative Review Board received a Summary of Evidence memo. The factors were listed in the memo. In early September 2007, the Department of Defense released two heavily redacted memos from his Board to Gordon R. England, the Designated Civilian Official. The Board's recommendation was not unanimous.His transfer was approved by England. The United States Supreme Court restored the access to the USA's civilian justice system for the Gitmo captives on June 12, 2008. The captives' petitions were re- initiated. The Combatant Status Review Tribunal had mistakenly confirmed that Huzaifa Parhat was an "enemy combatant" due to insufficient evidence. The Department of Justice could appeal the ruling. The Uyghurs' petitions were the first to be reviewed. In September 2008, the Department of Justice would have been expected to give a justification in court for the Uyghurs' imprisonment, but after six and half years, the evidence to justify their imprisonment did not exist.In June of 2009, the government of Palau announced that they would offer temporary asylum to some of the Uyghurs. Some of the Uyghurs were interviewed by the government of Palau. The Uyghurs did not want to be interviewed. Twelve Uyghurs were offered asylum by the government of Palau. One of the Uyghurs who suffered from a mental disorder that was too profound to be treated in Palau was refused asylum. On October 31, 2009, a group of people were released and transferred to Palau. <mask> was a security guard at the college.On February 14, the Associated Press reported that <mask> had gone missing from Palau. <mask> had no valid travel documents because the Uyghurs were not eligible for citizenship. According to a report from the local newspaper, <mask> may have been trying to join his wife and child in Turkey. <mask> was not at work for two months. Japanese officials could not confirm or deny that he traveled through Japan. <mask> joined his wife in Turkey, although the officials she spoke with insisted on anonymity. "<mask>'s relocation is particularly impressive given that he is technically stateless and has no travel documents," said Joshua Keating of Foreign Policy magazine.The Globe and Mail reported on June 29, 2015, that all the Uyghurs had left Palau. The USA agreed to secret payments in order to get Palau to give refuge to the Uyghurs. The Uyghurs living expenses were covered by the payments. The Globe confirmed that the former President used some of the funds to house the Uyghurs in houses belonging to his relatives. The men didn't feel they could fit in with the Palauns. Some of the men compared the two countries. Some men were able to bring their wives with them.Due to cultural differences, attempts to hold most regular jobs failed. They tried to use their traditional leather-working skills to be self-employed. All six men were employed as night-time security guards. One of the men's young toddler died when he fell from a balcony. American officials helped arrange the men's departure from Palau. He said they left one or two at a time. The Uyghurs destination would not be shared by the officials of Palau.The story of the wrongly imprisoned Uighurs was told in an unclassified opinion by the judge.

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texts: A French priest and historian, <mask> is a professor at the Catholic University of Lyon. Works Les Classiques paens. Sources et méthodes en histoire religieuse, Lyon, Profac, 2000, 192 p. The Guide bibliographique des sciences religieuses was published in 2000. travers le textes fondamentaux de 1801  1959 (Droit civil ecclésiastique), Paris. The Histoire religieuse de la France is located in Paris, Le Cerf. Henri Chaumont, un prtre.Beaurepaire, the Société Saint-Franois-de-Sales, was published in 2010. Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, and Université catholique de Lyon. L'glise, la guerre et la paix, Paris, Le Cerf, is in collaboration with Nadine-Josette Chaline. The monuments aux morts de la Grande Guerre are located in Yzeure. The Hommage is by Jean Comby, Lyon, Profac. The Direction de : Théologie et politique was published in 2005. In 1905, Lyon, Profac, 2007, 326p.There is a codirection de Le Diaconat permanent. Relectures et perspectives, Paris, Le Cerf, 2007, 375 p. The Journal d'un expert was published in Rennes. La lacité  Genve was founded in 1907. ( Histoire et société, 51), Genve, Labor et Fides, 2010, pp. 139-170.  Histoire et missions chrétiennes was published in 2010.Humanisme et philosophie citoyenne, le groupe Chevalier. Joseph Vialatoux and Jean Lacroix. DDB - Lethielleux, 2010, p. 181-202. Notices "Gonon", "Jacquin", "Penon", "Quelen", "Dominique-Marie Dauzet et Frédéric Le Moigne dir. Paris, Le Cerf, 2010, p. 94-95. Les Lacs en mission ecclésiale were engaged in the XIXe catholiques. The figure de prtre was written by Jean-Marie Vianney."Montaignac (Louise de)", "Noaillat (Marthe de)", "Raffin (Louise de)", "Tamisier (milie)" are notices. France XIXe-XXe Sicles is a book about religion, culture and société. Lignes de crtes, n10, p. 18-19, autour du culte des images en glise. El santo cura de Ars, figura de sacerdote y su recepcin en la historia, dir. The Publicaciones de la Universidad pontificia Comillas, Teologa, is located in Madrid. Lacordaire : un catholique libéral. Mara en los caminos de santidad cristiana.The LXI-1 was published in January–March 2011. Aot 2011, p. 13-22, n 238, aot, aot, aot, aot, aot, aot, aot, aot, aot La Grce d'une cathédrale est le diocse de Lyon. Lyon primatiale des Gaules. Strasbourg, La Nuée bleue, was published in 2011. The Revue de l'Université catholique de Lyon was published in 2011. Charles de Montalembert : un parti catholique., Les catholiques et la démocratie. Le collge supérieur was published in Lyon. La Documentation catholique, n2483 was published on February 5, 2012 with the title "Reflexions sur l'herméneutique de Vatican II". The Comités catholiques. Is it possible to pour la restauration d'une monarchie chrétienne in France? Blancs et contre-révolutionnaires en Europe. Bruno Dumons and Hilaire Multon are the authors of Espaces, Réseaux, Cultures and mémoires.The Collection de l'cole franaise de Rome was published in 2011. Charles de Montalembert et Louis Veuillot, Jean-Nol Dumont dir. The nuit surveillée was published in Paris by Le Cerf. Bulletin des Amis de Montluon has a report ongard sur l'histoire de l'glise catholique. "Le synode des évques sur Les lacs de 1987" was published in the XVII-1. Les universités et instituts catholiques are from the University of Lyon. Guy Bedouelle et Olivier Landron dir.Parole et Silence, p. 35-50, was published in Paris. "Vatican II et Les Signes des Temps" was published in Spiritus. Spiritus, Espagnole. Edicion hispanoamericana, p. 97-103. The article is titled "Mgr Odon Thibaudier" and it was published in the Revue de l'Université catholique de Lyon. Lignes de crtes, n17, pp. 19-20, "La liberté religieuse qui refus de domination". Archives de l'glise de France published "Sources et élaboration de l'histoire du concile Vatican II".Vatican II, un concile pour le monde, Monaco, Archevché de Monaco, is a book. L'usage de la notion de'signes des temps' a concile Vatican II, traces de Dieu. The tome XII, vol................ 1, p. It is possible to visit the églises de Neuilly-le-Réal, Saint-Pourain-sur-Besbre et Vaumas. "Les Comités catholiques et l'apprentissage de la modération" was written by Jacques Prévotat and Jean Vavasseur. Presses universitaires du Septentrion, p. 179-193."Le concile Vatican II is in the province d'Auvergne". Montalembert pensatore europeo, "Montalembert et le défi du choix de la liberté". Ed. Studium was published in 2013. Résistance spirituelle  la lecture des Cahiers du témoignage chrétien. chos saléviens, n 21, Annecy, La Salévienne, is a book. The Revue de l'Université catholique de Lyon published a book called "Emmanuel Mounier  la prison Saint-Paul de Lyon".Paco Thomas. Les lacs prennent la parole. Pour le catholicisme, desbats et controverses. Jean-Franois Galinnier-Pallerola, Philippe Foro and Augustin Laffay dir. Parole et Silence was published in Paris. Nos églises bourbonnaises, n27, published "L'église Sainte-Croix  l'époque contemporaine". The book is titled "L'université Au fil de l'histoire".La mémoire chrétienne, hier, a demain. Paris, Le Cerf, 2015, p. 13-29. La Feuille de garance published "Correspondance de guerre de l'abbé Georges Malvielle" in July of 2015. "L'glise et la 'pastorale de la peur'" September 2015, p. 29-32, was written by Croire. Charroux, Naves, Veauce, and Vicq are in the same region. Nos églises bourbonnaises, n 28, novembre 2015, is a book about Excursion du 8 Mai 2015.The Bulletin de la Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Vichy was published in the second semester of 2015. 50 ans de catholicisme  Lyon. The book De Vatican II  nos jours was written by Bernadette Angleraud. The Histoire des mondes chrétiens is located in Paris. <mask> is on Laboratoire de Recherche historique Rhne-Alpes. 20th-century French historians 21st-century French historians French historians of religion 1957 births Living people.

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texts: Most of his career was spent with League of Ireland side St Patrick's Athletic, as well as English club Birmingham City. He played both a central and a winger. He began his professional career as a intern. He played for a number of different clubs before moving to Birmingham City. He helped the club gain promotion from the Football League Championship to the Premier League during the 2008–09 season, as well as winning the League Cup with the club in 2011. He returned to St Patrick's Athletic for a third time after leaving the club at the end of the 2012–13 season. He gained 16 caps with the Republic of Ireland.He was in the squad that qualified for the Euro. Giovanni Trapattoni called <mask> into the Irish squad for the tournament, but he was later sent home due to injury. <mask> began his professional career as a trainee withArsenal before moving on to become a professional in 2000 for a fee of £250,000. He played for Villa's youth and reserve teams, but never made the first team. He returned to Ireland after failing to settle in England. A six-week trial at St Patrick's Athletic led to a contract after he played a few games in non-League football. He had a goal disallowed in his League of Ireland debut.He scored a "stunning" free kick in the extra time of the semi-finals of the League of Ireland Cup to help St Pats reach the final. However the final turned out to be very disappointing for both team and player, who was sent off for a "two-footed lunge" on Sean Prunty after 77 minutes as the Saints lost 2–0 He joined Drogheda United in exchange for Alan Reilly. He was involved in Mark Leech's golden goal that won the Setanta Cup for Drogheda in April 2006 but a few months later was released, following a disagreement with manager Paul Doolin. "Danger man Fahey was quieter than usual as Pats lost 2–0 to Hertha BSC in the first round of the 2008–09 UEFA Cup, held at the Olympiastadion; however, in the second leg, despite Pats' excellent performance." Fahey stood head and shoulders above the many highly decorated full internationals in the Hertha team, showing the full range of his passing from deep and from close range, and generally showing a poise and guile on the ball that you would not expect from a League of Ireland player amongst such illustrious company His performances for St Pats in 2008 earned him the Player of the Year award.He won the goal of the season on Monday Night Soccer. After Pats were knocked out of the FA Cup, <mask> declared that he wanted to move to an English club to further his career. When the transfer window opened in January 2009, Fahey joined the club after signing a pre-contract agreement with the Football League Championship side. When he becomes eligible in January, Alex McLeish suggested that fans shouldn't expect him to walk straight into the team. On January 17, 2009, he made his debut for the Blues, coming on as a late substitute in a 1–1 draw with Cardiff City. He scored his first goal for the club in a 2–0 home victory againstNottingham Forest on February 14. His second goal gave the Blues a victory.He kept his place in the side for the rest of the season, keeping Scott Sinclair and Hameur Bouazza out of the starting eleven, and was a key player for the club in their successful bid for promotion to the premier league. In the opening game of the 2009–10 season, he made his debut for the club in a 1–0 defeat against Manchester United. He made 34 appearances in his first season in the league, but failed to score, as his team finished in ninth place, their highest ever position. <mask>'s contract was extended in July 2010 because he proved to McLeish that he's a premier league player. He was part of the starting eleven for the League Cup win. However, the season would be less successful for both the player and the club, with Fahey making only 24 appearances in the league, and the club finishing 18th, and being demoted on the last day of the season. Barry Ferguson and Lee Bowyer left the club at the end of the 2010–11 season, giving <mask> the chance to establish himself in his preferred central position.After recovering from hernia surgery, he was in a good position to support two wide players in the middle of the field. Chris Hughton said he was enjoying playing in that central role and he was enjoying the development he's had there all season. He missed the last few weeks of the season because of a groin problem and Hughton said it was a real blow for the team. He scored four goals during the season, including a venomous left-foot drive from 20 yards, and a goal he couldn't have hit. In September, he made seven appearances, four of which were starts. He returned to Ireland on compassionate leave for personal and family reasons. After two months away, Fahey took part in pre-season training with a different club, before a full fitness assessment which preceded his return to training with a different club.In April, he was ruled out for the rest of the season with a hip problem, having played just twice since returning from compassionate leave. At the end of the season, he announced that he was leaving as the club had decided not to extend his contract. After a few months out of the game, Fahey returned to St. Patrick's Athletic. He returned to Ireland and rejoined his old club, St Patrick's Athletic. The stability of the club behind the scenes made him want to come back and play football in Inchicore again. He made his third debut for the club in a 2–1 victory over Dundalk in a Leinster Senior Cup match, scoring a free kick. St Patrick's Athletic became the first team to win the President's Cup after Fahey scored the only goal.A wonder goal won it, it was a great strike, stated Alan Keane, who is also a manager for the Republic of Ireland. No keeper in the world could have stopped that. The away draw against Cork City was the first day of the season. In the 1–1 draw away to Legia Warsaw, his through ball found Ian Bermingham who crossed for the goal that gave Pats the lead. The Pats lost 5–0 in Tallaght. He scored his first goal of the season against UCD. Fahey scored two goals in 26 league appearances.Fahey switched to Shamrock Rovers on November 11th. He retired in August of 2015 after failing to recover from knee surgery. His last game of professional football was the 2–1 FAI Cup loss to his old club St Patrick's Athletic atRichmond Park as he was substituted off with his knee injury. In the Leinster Senior League Senior Division, he linked up with his former club, Bluebell United. In the first round of the cup, he played three games for Bluebell, a 3–0 win over Sherriff YC, and a 1–0 win over League of Ireland First Division side Cabinteely, but he was sent off in the last minute. He retired from football in November of last year after twisting his knee again in training. I'm at the right place now.At the 2000 European Under-16 Football Championship, <mask> scored against their English counterparts for the Republic of Ireland. Ireland topped their group to reach the knockout stages at the 2003 World Youth Championship, where he played. He came on as a late substitute to help turn the game around, but it was too little, too late, as the game ended in a golden goal. In the 77th minute of the Republic of Ireland's 2–1 win against Paraguay at the RDS Arena, Fahey came on as a substitute. He started against Argentina in the first international match at the new Aviva Stadium. He scored his first goal for the Republic of Ireland eight minutes into his competitive debut, coming off the bench to score the only goal in a Euro 2012 qualifying win over Armenia. On his first competitive start, in a 1–1 draw against Slovakia in ilina on 12 October, Fahey delivered the free kick that led to Ireland's goal, scored by Sean St.There is a person named Ledger. He scored his second goal for Ireland in a 3–0 defeat of Wales in the 2011 Nations Cup, and his third goal came in March 2011. Ireland won the inaugural Nations Cup with a 1–0 win over Scotland on May 29, 2011. He withdrew from the Euro 2012 squad due to an injury. Club St Patrick's AthleticLeague of Ireland Cup: 2003 President's Cup: 2014; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; 2015; The players are F.C. The players are from Villa F.C.The players are from Bluebell United F.C. The players are from St Patrick's Athletic F.C. The players are from Drogheda United F.C. The players are from the city. The players are from Shamrock Rovers F.C. Irish expatriates play football in England and the Republic of Ireland plays football in the English Football League.

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texts: <mask> was an American art historian and specialist on the works of Goya. She was the first woman to work at the Museum of Fine Arts. She used Goya's etchings from museums around the world to catalogue and create international exhibits. She received a knighthood from Spain in 1975, and a gold medal in the Fine Arts in 1991. <mask> was born on March 26, 1916 at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and was the granddaughter of President Wilson. Her mother was active with the YWCA and her father was a law professor at Harvard Law School, both under President Franklin D. Roosevelt. When she was three years old, the family relocated from Massachusetts to Cambridge, where <mask>'s father worked as an advisor to the Siamese government until 1929.She received a bachelor's degree in art from Bryn Mawr College. Sayre was hired to work in the print department at the Fogg Art Museum after interviewing for a summer job. After studying at Harvard for two years, Sayer found that she enjoyed working with prints. When Philip Hofer, founder of Harvard's department of printing and graphic arts suggested she might find the artist interesting, she developed an interest in Goya. Sayre began her career at the Yale University Art Gallery and went on to work at the Allyn Museum in New London, Connecticut. She was hired as an assistant curator in the education department and worked at the Rhode Island School of Design Museum. She joined the staff of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts in 1945.Sayre began studying Goya's prints after he bought the proofs of The Disasters of War, which had been owned by Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, 9th Baronet. She got a grant from the American Philosophical Society to do research on Goya's prints. In 1959 she found the earliest known drawing by Goya in a book labeled as sporting prints from England. In 1960, Sayre was promoted to assistant curator of prints and drawings and in 1963, she was awarded a Ford Foundation grant to return to Spain to study Goya's works. The MFA purchased a Goya miniature after she identified it and was able to verify its provenance. She was the first woman to head a department at the Museum when she became the curator of prints and drawings in 1967. Sayer wanted to improve the holdings of the museum with her staff of six employees.300 Drer prints from the collection of Toms Harris and a collection of Rembrandt prints were among the exhibits she prepared. In 1971 she wrote Late Caprichos by Goya: Fragments from a Series as her commentary and notes on a series of works by Goya. She developed an innovative exchange with Hugh MacAndrew from the Ashmolean Museum, where the two spent 1975 living in each other's homes and working each other's careers. The Changing Image: Prints by Francisco Goya is an exhibition that 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 She used drawings from Madrid's Museo del Prado, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the British Museum to create the exhibit. The graphic images of the destruction of war, his prints depicting vices afflicting Spain, and his works recording the history of humanity were included. The traveling exhibit was shown at the National Gallery of Canada and the Lang Gallery of Claremont Colleges.<mask> received the Lazo de Dama of the Order of Isabella the Catholic from the Spanish crown in 1975, in appreciation of her scholarship on Goya. A mini-zoo was provided by the Boston park system for Sayre's exhibit on Beatrix Potter in 1977. In 1989 she organized Goya and the Spirit of Enlightenment for the museum after retiring in 1984. She worked with Alfonso Pérez Snchez, director of the Prado, to create a scholarly catalogue and exhibit featuring 200 of Goya's works. Goya's images reflect the political realities of his time. King of Spain Juan Carlos I awarded her the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts in 1991. <mask> died in her home in Massachusetts in 2001.She was known as the most American authority on Goya's work. The oral history interview of <mask> is in the Archives of American Art.

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texts: In 1949, he was born in Havana, Cuba, and raised in Miami, Florida. He earned a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of Michigan. He taught at Duke University from 1979 to 1999 and is the David Feinson Professor at Columbia University. He is a member of the editorial advisory board. The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the American Council of Learned Societies, and the Mellon Foundation have all given awards to <mask>t. <mask>t was named Duke University Scholar/Teacher of the Year in 1995. He was included in Newsweek's 100 Americans to watch for the 21st century and Hispanic Business Magazine named him one of the 100 most influential Hispanics in the United States.El Diario La Prensa named him one of New York's thirty "outstanding Latinos" in 2004. The documentary CubAmerican and the PBS series Latino Americans featured him. Works <mask> is the author of books and essays on Latinx literature, philosophy, and culture. His books include literary and cultural criticism. ed. The Cuban Condition is a literature and liminality. Do the Americas have a common literature?The life on the hyphen was written by Duke. The Spanish version of the edition was revised and expanded in 2000. ed. My Own Private Cuba is a film by Hypermedia. ed. The Havana Habit (Yale, 2010) and A Cuban in Mayberry: Looking Back at America's Hometown (Norton, 2010) are examples of Tongue Ties. ed.2000; rpt. The Spanish version of Arte Pblico is El ao that viene estamos en Cuba. <mask> has poems in magazines and journals. In 1995 Next Year in Cuba was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. The Eugene M. Kayden Award for 1994 was given to Life on the Hyphen, as well as Honorable Mention in the Modern Language Association's Kovcs Prize and the Latin American Studies Association's Bryce Wood Book Award. Laura Alonso Gallo was referred to by www.gustavoperezfirmat.com. "Un largo archipiélago de otras incubaciones: La condicin cubana del exilio."Revista Hispano Cubana 13 was published in 2002. Isabel lvarez Borland. Cuban-American Literature of Exile: From person to person. The University Press of Virginia was published in 1998. Dalleo, Raphael, and Elena Sez are related. The Latino/a Canon and the Emergence of Post-Sixties Literature. pp.133–158 Figueredo referred to Firmat as "<mask>t". The Encyclopedia of Literature from the Caribbean. There is a new edition of Vol. M-Z. It was edited by Danilo Figueredo. The 2006 edition of the Greenwood Press was published in Connecticut."The Notion of Volver in Cuban-American Memoirs: <mask> <mask>'s Next Year in Cuba as a Case of Mistaken Coordinates" was written by Iraida H. The South Atlantic Review was published in 2012 John Wharton, Lowe. "Miami and the Generation of Cuban American Writing" is a book. The Crosscurrents of Caribbean and Southern Literature is a book. The University of North Carolina Press is located in Chapel Hill. 243-338."Exiled hyphenated identities in <mask> <mask>'s Next Year in Cuba" was written by Luis, William. Negotiating Identities is a book about Cuban-American literature and art. Isabel lvarez Borland is the editor. State University of New York Press. 93-107 The Cuban poet is named Rolando <mask> <mask> wrote about bilingual blues.There is an encyclopedia of Hispanic-American literature. Luz Elena Ramrez is the editor. There are facts on file in NY. They were Rodolfo D., and Francisco H. Vzquez. There is a thought about culture, politics and society. Rowman and Littlefield were published in 2003 Interviews with Latino/Latina Poets.Interview by Bruce Allen Dick. The University of Arizona Press was published in Tucson. "<mask> Firmat, poeta deslenguado." Interview with José Antonio Martnez. "Los personas del verbo." Onda regional de Murcia. "<mask> Firmat, con la lengua afuera."The interview was done by Yannelys Aparicio. Revista Letral 19 was published in savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has published savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has published savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has published savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay has published savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay "Un suburbio de Miami llamado La Habana." Interview with Jorge Lage. Hypermedia Magazine. jorge-enrique-lage-un-barrio-de-la-habana-llamado-miami-un-suburbio-de-miami-llamado-la-hab Aneta Pavlenko had an interview.Today is psychology. "Existe una literatura cubanoamericana?" was posted on March 22, 2016 bypsychologytoday.com. The interview was done by José Prats Sariol. "For a Bilingual Writer No One True Language" was written by Diario de Cuba. Morning Edition of National Public Radio. "El Derecho a la Equivocacin: Conversacin con <mask> Firmat" was published on October 17, 2011. Interview by a Cuban poet.Boletn de la Academia Espaola. No. There are 14. El derecho a la Equivocaci%C3%B3n_Conversaci%C3%B3n_con_Gustavo_P%C3% was published in 2011.

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texts: The Department of Neuroscience and Friedman Brain Institute at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has an assistant professor named <mask>n. Rajan has pioneered novel methods and models to understand how the brain processes sensory information. Her research seeks to understand how important cognitive functions, such as learning, remembering, and deciding, emerge from the cooperative activity of multi-scale neural processes. There are theories about the brain bridge. Rajan was born and raised in India. She earned a degree in technology. In 2000 he graduated with distinction from the Center for Biotechnology at Anna University in Tamil Nadu, India.After completing her master's degree at Larry Abbott's laboratory, she did an experimental rotation with Eve Marder and Gina G. Turrigiano. In 2005 she moved to the Neuroscience program at Columbia University. She used mathematical modelling in her graduate work. The development of a theory for how the brain interprets subtle sensory cues within the context of its internal experience and motivational state was the main component of her thesis. The mathematical analysis of neural networks with excitatory and inhibitory types was the focus of this line of work. She found that increasing the width of the distributions of excitatory and inhibitory synaptic strengths dramatically changed the eigenvalue distributions. In a biological context, these findings suggest that having a variety of cell types with different distributions of synaptic strength would impact network dynamics and that synaptic strength can be measured to probe the characteristics of network dynamics.The phase transition hypothesis has been found to be valid by studies in many brain regions. Powerful methods from random matrix theory and statistical mechanics were used to do this work. The early work with Abbott and Sompolinsky integrated physics methodology into mainstream neuroscience research, cementing these tools as an essential component of the data modelling arsenal. She finished her degree in 2009. In 2010 to 2018, <mask> worked as a research fellow at Princeton University with William Bialek and David W. Tank. She and her colleagues developed and employed a broad set of tools from physics, engineering, and computer science to build new conceptual frameworks for describing the relationship between cognitive processes and biophysics across many scales of biological organization. She explored an innovative method for modelling the neural phenomenon of feature selectivity.The idea of feature selectivity is that the individual components of the incoming sensory information are merged into an overall perception of the landscape. The problem of how the brain might receive complex inputs but not detect individual features was treated like a dimensionality reduction by Rajan. The maximally informative variables can be found without prior assumptions of their characteristics. The approach allows for an accurate estimate of the receptive fields. A common feature in working memory and decision making can be demonstrated when starting from neural network models with random connections. The process of partial in-network training is used to match real neural data from the parietal cortex. Rather than feedforward connections, the neural sequences in their model are propagation through the network via recurrent synaptic interactions as well as being guided by external inputs.Learning can be derived from highly structured network architectures. The work showed how the neural sequence observed in different brain regions arise from minimally plastic circuits and how sensitivity to natural stimuli arises in neurons. The Friedman Brain Institute at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has an assistant professor named <mask>. Her work focuses on how behavior emerges from the cooperative activity of multi-scale neural processes. To gain insight into fundamental brain processes such as learning, memory, multitasking, or reasoning, Rajan develops theories based on neural network architectures inspired by biology as well as mathematical and computational frameworks that are often used to extract information from neural and behavioral data. Neural network models are flexible enough to accommodate different levels of biological detail. She uses a cross-disciplinary approach that provides critical insights into how neural circuits learn and execute functions, ranging from working memory to decision making, reasoning, and intuition, putting her in a unique position to advance our understanding of how important acts of cognition work.New and existing mathematical and computational frameworks derived from machine learning and statistical physics are used in her models. Recurrent neural network modelling is applied to behavioral and neural data. The work published in Cell was done in collaboration with Karl Deisseroth and his team at Stanford University. The White House's Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative was one of the reasons why <mask> received funding from the National Science Foundation. She received a grant from the BRAIN Initiative for Theories, Models, and Methods for Analysis of Complex Data from the Brain. The Computational Neuroscience Working Group is part of the National Institute of Health's Interagency Modeling and Analysis Group. The Allen Institute for Brain Science received the National Science Foundation CAREER Award and the Friedman Brain Institute Research Scholars Award from the Dyal Foundation.

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texts: <mask> was a British Conservative politician who was a Member of Parliament for fourteen years. He played an important role in establishing independent television during his time in government. Bevins was one of five children. At Dovedale Road School, he was educated. He joined the Labour Party after joining the insurance business. He was elected to the council in 1935. During the Second World War, Bevins enlisted in the Royal Artillery.He was stationed in Europe and in the middle-eastern part of the world. He became a strong supporter of the Conservative Party after completing his tour of duty as a Major in the Royal Army Service Corps. He immediately sought a Parliamentary nomination after the war ended. He was chosen to run for the West Toxteth division Labour-held seat, but lost by 4,814 votes on a pro-Labour swing much less than the national average. After changing parties, he remained on the City Council and became a popular figure in the Conservative Association. He was chosen to fight the division in a by-election. He reduced the Labour majority to less than 2,000.The Member of Parliament for East Toxteth, Patrick Buchan-Hepburn, chose to move to Beckenham as a result of Boundary changes. The Conservatives decided to try to retain the seat. He won the general election in 1950 by 2,620 votes. When the Conservative Party returned to office in 1951, <mask> was appointed as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister of Housing and Local Government. His knowledge of housing issues in the city was useful to the Minister. He became the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Works in November of 1953. The Ministry of Housing and Local Government was taken over by the Prime Minister in 1957.The Rent Act 1957 removed rent control and was controversial. After the 1959 general election, <mask> was appointed Postmaster-General, placing him in control of a government department. This situation would suggest that the role was low in formal priorities, but it had a higher public profile than that. He was appointed to the Privy Council. Television was one of the responsibilities of the Postmaster General. Many in the Conservative Party thought that <mask> was un-British because he was a supporter of commercial television. He was helped by a friend of Macmillan, Norman Collins.When Lord Thomson said that commercial television was a licence to print money, he was more indiscreet than inaccurate, as the potential profitability of the new entertainment medium was high. In 1962, <mask> was contacted by journalists who asked him about the new satire programme, and he said he intended to do something about it. He was sent a memo telling him to not do anything. The Great Train robbery happened on a mail train and was criticized for the lack of security. He resisted calls to have armed police on the trains. The new Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas- Home, was thought to be part of the upper-class traditional leadership of the Conservatives who would find it difficult to win support from the electorate. The pay negotiations of the General Post Office workers in 1964 were fraught.The Cabinet insisted on a lower offer, which resulted in a strike threat, because the government was running an incomes policy. He felt resentful that his own approach would have led to a lower settlement because he took the blame for the wage inflation. He lost his seat at the 1964 general election. He said he would no longer be involved in politics until the upper-class establishment was removed from the Conservative leadership. Edward Heath won the election in 1965, and he was cheered by the crowd. He wrote a book called The Greasy Pole because he knew he wouldn't be able to return to politics. He wants to reduce the Parliamentary week to three days and to sit for only 20 weeks in the year.Francis Industries is an engineering company. Anthony was a political journalist. "<mask>vins: Prototype Thatcherite" was written by John Biffen.

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texts: <mask> is an American engineer, author, and advocate for human exploration of Mars. He and his colleague at Martin Marietta, David Baker, were the driving force behind Mars Direct, a proposal in a 1990 research paper intended to produce significant reductions in the cost and complexity of such a mission. Oxygen, water, and rocket propellant were to be produced in the Martian atmosphere for the surface stay and return journey. NASA adopted a modified version of the plan as their "design reference mission". He questions the delay and cost-to-benefit ratio of first establishing a base or outpost on an asteroid or another Apollo program-like return to the Moon as neither would be able to provide all of its own oxygen, water, or energy. After the success of his book The Case for Mars, as well as his leadership experience at the National Space Society, <mask> established the Mars Society in 1998. A human mission to Mars is a goal of this international organization.On April 9, 1952, <mask> was born in New York City. His father was a descendant of Russian Jews. He was an engineer after 7 years as a science teacher. Zubrin has qualifications and a professional career. A M.S. in mathematics was obtained from the University of Rochester. There is a M.S. in Nuclear Engineering. In 1986 and 1992 I received degrees from the University of Washington.He is the author of over 200 technical and non-technical papers and several books. He is the President of both the Mars Society and Pioneer Astronautics, a private company that does research and development on innovative aerospace technologies. The co-inventor on a U.S. design patent is <mask>. His first patent was for Three Player Chess. His inventions include the nuclear salt-water rocket and the magnetic sail. The Center for Security Policy has a fellow named <mask>. A member of the scenario development team at Lockheed Martin, <mask> was charged with developing strategies for space exploration.He was one of the leaders in the development of advanced concepts for interplanetary missions. The Black Colt was developed during his time at Martin Marietta. He left Martin Marietta due to a lack of interest in reducing launch costs at larger firms. In his book, Entering Space: Creating a Spacefaring Civilization, <mask> wrote about how the US Government would fail to reduce the costs of spaceflight. The Mars Society was founded in 1998 and was able to attract large amounts of public interest. The work of the Mars Society resulted in the US Government not cutting funding for several Mars rover missions. Pioneer Energy was founded in 2008 by Zubrin.The company's focus is to develop mobile Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) systems that can enable CO2 based EOR for both small and large oil producers in the United States. A number of new processes have been developed by the company. The Case for Mars: The Plan to Settle the Red Planet and Why We Must Entering Space: Creating a Spacefaring Civilization is a book. The adventures of space pioneers were chronicled in Mars On Earth. First landing. The Holy Land was published in 2003 A Drama of the American Revolution in Five Acts was written by Benedict Arnold.The war on terror was won by breaking free of oil. How to live on Mars. Merchants of Despair includes Radical Environmentalists, Criminal Pseudo-Scientists, and the Fatal Cult of Antihumanism. Mars Direct: Space Exploration, the Red Planet, and the Human Future is a book. The Case for Space: How the Revolution in Spaceflight Opens Up a Future of Limitless Possibility is one of the books edited or co-authored by Zubrin. The Journal of the British Interplanetary Society published From Imagination to Reality: Mars Exploration Studies in 1997. Mars Exploration Studies of the Journal of the British Interplanetary Society: Base Building, Colonization and Terraformation was published in 1997.The founding convention of the Mars Society was co-edited. Frank Crossman co-edited On to Mars: Colonizing a New World. Frank Crossman co-edited On to Mars 2: Exploring and Settling a New World. Mars Direct: A Simple, Robust, and Cost Effective Architecture for the Space Exploration Initiative was published in 1991. There are many discussions of the ethics of terraforming that reference a series of debates that have been held with his friend Christopher McKay. There is a written account of some of the debates in On to Mars: Colonizing a New World. Thepp.Gregory Benford's science fiction novel The Martian Race depicts early human explorers on Mars in the very near future and features an aging <mask> as a background character. Benford is a member of both the board of directors and the steering committee of the Mars Society. In 2007, <mask> was featured in a documentary called "The Mars Underground". Frank Black wrote an homage to <mask> on the album Dog in the Sand. The lyrics are written in acrostic. The case for Mars was featured in a video by the symphony of science. In the 2010–2011 independent series Pioneer One, a fictional character was inspired by Zubrin.Several scientists and engineers were interviewed in the National Geographic miniseries Mars. Space advocates Mars Society, 21st-century American novelists, American male novelists, American people of Russian-Jewish descent, American science writers, American satirists, University of Washington College of Engineering alumni, 1952 births, Living people American.

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texts: <mask> is a media activist, founder of Paper Tiger Television and co-founder of the Deep Dish Satellite Network. She is a professor at the University of California, San Diego. Children Make Movies was about a film-making project at Henry Street Settlement in Lower Manhattan. In 1965, her film, Mural on Our Street, was nominated for an Academy Award. She leads media workshops with elementary school children, reform school youth, senior citizens and migrant farmers. The Child-Made Film Symposium was a fifteen-year assessment of media by youth throughout the world. She is a Trustee of the American Film Institute and Women Make Movies.She has written for several media journals, including Film Library Quarterly, Film Culture, High Performance, The Independent, Leonardo, and Afterimage. Her book is called Hand Held Visions: the Impossible Possibilities of Community Media. Public Broadcasting and the Public Interest was edited by her. A number of collections on independent media have been written by Sharpe. She received a Guggenheim fellowship in 1989 for an ecological series. She received two Rockefeller Media Fellowships for The Gringo in Maanaland, a film about stereotypes of Latin Americans in U.S. films, which was featured at the Venice Film Festival, the London Film Festival and won a special jury prize at the Trieste Festival for Latin American. Ah!There is hope in the form of bread and puppet. It was shown at the Woodstock Film Festival, The PDX Experimental Film Festival in Portland, Oregon, the Vermont Film Festival and the Dallas Video Festival. She received five awards for lifetime achievement, including an Indy from the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers. She co-ordinates Paper Tiger installations at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Wexner Center in Columbus Ohio, the Gallery at the San Francisco Art Institute and the Berkeley Art Museum. In 1990 she worked with a team of Paper Tiger and Deep Dish producers to create a series on the impending war, called The Gulf Crisis TV Project, which produced ten half-hour programs which were widely shown on Public-access television stations. Bars and Stripes is a twelve part series on the prison industrial complex in the United States, and Shocking and Awful is a thirteen part series on the 2003 invasion and occupation of Iraq. She is working on a four-hour collection of speeches and interviews from the World Tribunal on Iraq, which was filmed in Istanbul in June 2005.The Independent Media Center movement now has over 180 centers in sixty countries. The first center in Seattle was developed by a group of media activists. Her role was to develop the initial funding proposal for the center, raise funds from individual donors and organize 5 days of satellite broadcasting from that historic event. The television version of Democracy Now! is a daily radio news series. After retiring from the University of California in 2001, Halleck worked full-time for a year to create the infrastructure and resources for Democracy Now! Deep Dish already established contacts with television. The daily news program is on over 650 community television and radio stations and on the Dish Network with 15 million subscribers.Halleck testified twice before the House Sub-Committee on Telecommunication for increased support and channel space for independent video and film. The Independent Television Service was created as a result of this work. Halleck worked with a coalition of national organizations to ensure public interest set-asides for Direct Broadcast Satellite. The provisions which allowed Free Speech TV, Link TV and a number of universities to have 24-hour television networks via satellite were created by the successful campaign. As a member of the MacBride Roundtable on Communication, Communication Rights in the Information Society and as an official delegate to the World Summit on the Information Society, Halleck has been involved in media policy reform. The series "Waves of Change" will look at community media around the world. The Manhattan Community Access Corp. v. Halleck case was heard by the Supreme Court.She was one of the participants in John Greyson's experimental short documentary film International Dawn Chorus Day. Sources Hand Held Visions was published in 2002. The Wexner Center at Ohio State University has a paper tiger catalog. There are external links at http://www.deedeehalleck.blogspot.com and http://www.deepdishwavesof change.blogspot.com.


texts: <mask> was born on September 27, 1965, and is a Canadian lawyer and politician. He was a Member of Parliament from 1997 to 2015 and served as Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Minister of National Defence, and Minister of Foreign Affairs. The merger of the PC Party with the Canadian Alliance in 2003 led to the creation of the Conservative Party of Canada, one of the founding members of the current conservative wing of Canadian politics. <mask>'s father is a Canadian politician and Minister of Public Works. When he decided not to run in the federal election in 2015, <mask> represented the riding of Central Nova from 2004 to 2015. He was considered a potential candidate to become the permanent leader of the party after the Conservatives were defeated in the federal election. He was a partner at the Toronto office of Baker McKenzie.<mask> announced his candidacy for the 2020 Conservative leadership race on January 15, 2020. He was defeated on the third ballot of the leadership vote. He moved back to Nova Scotia after the race and is now a senior counsel with the law firm McInnes Cooper. <mask> was born in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. His father is a former PC cabinet minister. He is descended from James Alexander, 3rd Earl of Caledon and James Grimston, 1st Earl of Verulam. <mask> was raised in Wolfville, Nova Scotia with his siblings.After graduating from Horton High School in Nova Scotia, he went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree from Acadia University/Carleton University in 1987. <mask> was called to the Nova Scotia Bar in 1991. He worked for a steel producer in Nova Scotia and Dsseldorf, Germany. <mask> became the Crown Attorney for the Central Region of Nova Scotia in 1993. He prosecuted cases at all levels, including the Supreme Court of Canada. <mask> stated that his entry into federal politics was due to his frustration with the justice system and his perception that the courts don't care about the impact crime has on victims. <mask> was first elected to the House of Commons of Canada in the June 2, 1997 federal election for the riding of Guysborough.He was one of a few newly elected "Young Turk" PC MPs who were under 35 years old when elected and were considered the future leadership material that might restore the ailing Tories to their glory days. <mask> was the House Leader for the Progressive Conservative parliamentary caucus in his first term of office. <mask> was a member of the Board of Internal Economy and the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights. He was an associate member of the Standing Committees on Canadian Heritage, Finance and the sub-committee on the Study of Sport. PC Party House Leader from 1997 to 2001 was <mask>. In the 2000 federal election, <mask> was re-elected and was frequently mentioned as a possible successor to PC Party leader Joe Clark. His strong performances in the House of Commons made him a popular leader according to many of his initial supporters.The Hill Times has named <mask> the "sexiest male MP in the House of Commons" for six years in a row. When asked in a 2001 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation documentary if he would ever consider running for the PC leadership, <mask> quipped, "If there's one thing I've learned in politics, it's never say never." Jean Charest taught me that. In August 2001, he was part of a group of PC MPs who were talking to disgruntled Canadian Alliance MPs. The Democratic Representative Caucus formed a union with the PCs. The PC-DR Parliamentary Coalition Caucus was officially recognized as a political body on September 10, 2001. The collapse of the PC-DR initiative raised questions about Clark's leadership.At the PC Party's bi-annual convention in August 2002, Clark announced his resignation as party leader. <mask>'s name was the first to be raised as a possible leadership contender. From the beginning of the leadership contest, <mask> was seen as the victor. The absence of so-called "dream candidates" such as Bernard Lord and Mike Harris helped his candidacy. In January 2003 <mask> launched his leadership campaign in New Glasgow. <mask> insisted from the beginning of the campaign that his primary goal was to rebuild the fractured conservative movement from within the PC tent. <mask> was the leader for most of the race.<mask>'s opponents painted him as a status quo candidate who could question the Prime Minister. <mask>'s campaign was mostly based on his leadership skills and a national organization. <mask> is seen as a Red Conservative by political analysts. He voted in favor of same-sex marriage. The PC leadership convention took place on May 31, 2003 and <mask> entered the first ballot with a majority of the delegates supporting him. <mask>'s support dropped to 39% on the second ballot. <mask>'s support reached 45% on the third ballot, but many of his supporters thought he had hit his peak.The analysts said that the eliminated third-place challenger David Orchard drew 25% of his supporters from the Western prairie provinces. If a deal could be reached over some of the issues that he raised during the leadership campaign, he was prepared to speak with either <mask> or Prentice. As the results of the third ballot were called, <mask>'s campaign manager, PC Senator Nol Kinsella, hastily arranged a backroom meeting between <mask>, Orchard, and their campaign advisors. During the meeting, <mask> reached a deal with his rival, and Orchard urged his delegates to support him. The press officials wanted to know what inspired the move. There was a gentleman's agreement made between himself and <mask> that led to his qualified support. More than half of the delegates voted for <mask> in the final ballot.The details of the "Orchard deal" remained a secret for the next few weeks. The "Orchard deal" promised a review of the PC Party's policies on the North American Free Trade Agreement, no merger or joint candidates with the Canadian Alliance, and a promise to redouble efforts to rebuild the national status of the Progressive Conservative Party. The PC Party's policies on government subsidies for national railways and preserving the environment were included in the agreement. The deal requested that <mask> clean up the party's head office and that the National Director be fired. The cellphone number was written in the margins of the note. The number was edited to heal internal rifts after the convention. The original copy was revealed after Brison defected to the Liberal party.The agreement was referred to as "a deal with the Devil" by a CA MP. <mask> seemed to be willing to follow the deal at first. In June, several Clark-appointed personnel were let go from the party's main office and <mask> appointed new experienced staff whose loyalties were more closely linked to himself and former Prime Minister and PC Party leader Brian Mulroney. A couple of low level staff workers were appointed by <mask> who were in favor of David Orchard's leadership bid. The "Blue Ribbon PC Policy Review Panel", made up of conservative MPs, Senators, and Orchard himself, was to be chaired by Bill Casey, in order to reexamine the party's policies on the North American Free Trade Agreement. The committee was supposed to make a report to the leader by January 2004. The "Orchard deal" was attacked by political opponents and fellow Conservatives by mid-July.StephenHarper suggested that the PC Party had hit rock bottom when it was beholden to a socialist. The party's headquarters and constituency associations had concerns about the secretive nature of the deal. Many within the party saw David Orchard as an "outsider" who was trying to turn the Progressive Conservative Party into a "Prairie Co-operative Party". Some felt that <mask>'s credibility and leadership were undermined by the deal and that electoral expectations were low for the upcoming election that was expected to occur in less than a year's time. In a Globe and Mail column, Rex Murphy said that <mask>'s leadership arrived "stillborn" and that, for the first time in recent memory, a party immediately emerged from a leadership convention weakened and less united than when it entered the convention. Conservative party merger Public musings that the divided PCs would be marginalized in a future election between a relatively stable western-based CA under StephenHarper and the popular Paul Martin Liberals. A new Conservative Party of Canada would be formed after the merger of the Progressive Conservatives and the Canadian Alliance.<mask>'s efforts to sell the merger to the PC membership were successful, even though he was criticized for permitting a union under his watch. Some PC caucus members refused to accept the merger, including former Prime Minister Joe Clark, who continued to sit as a "Progressive Conservative" for the remainder of the Parliament. In January 2004, several Senators left the party to sit as independents. On January 13, 2004, <mask> said he wouldn't run for the leadership of the new Conservative Party. He was named deputy leader of the new party on March 22. He was re-elected in the new riding of Central Nova in the June 28, 2004 federal election. On September 29, 2005, the premier of Nova Scotia announced his intention to step down.There was a rumour that <mask> would return to the province to become the premier of Nova Scotia. <mask> would have been considered a front-runner in the race, but he decided to stay with the Federal Conservatives. On November 28, 2005, the Liberal government lost a motion of non-confidence. The Conservative Party won the January 2006 election with a minority government. He kept his seat by a comfortable margin. Following the Conservative victory in the 2006 election, Prime Minister StephenHarper named <mask> as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency; he was also tasked to be the political minister for both his home province and Prince Edward Island. The Lebanon–Israel–Hezbollah crisis was his biggest issue during the first mandate.Thousands of Canadians were evacuated from Lebanon to safer locations in Canada. Critics said the process was slow and the boats used to evacuate had limited capacity. During the 2006 Israel-Lebanon conflict, <mask>'s statements in support of the Israelis created a national debate in Canada, especially among Arabs and Muslim Canadians. The Conservative Party of Canada joined the Bush Administration in opposing the United Nations' call for a ceasefire. <mask> made a controversial statement when he referred to Hezbollah as a "cancer" in Lebanon. The government of Canada has formally recognized Hezbollah as a terrorist organization. On October 19, 2006 during a debate on the Conservative Party's clean air plan, Mark Holland said that a Liberal colleague, David McGuinty inquired about the impact of pollution on humans and animals.<mask> posed for photographs on a farm with his neighbour's dog after his break-up with Stronach. <mask> allegedly replied "You already have her" when he pointed to the empty chair. Holland demanded an apology from <mask> after lodging a complaint with the Commons Speaker. Stronach said that the comment was disrespectful to her and Canadian women, and asked for an apology. <mask> did not refer to Stronach as a dog. The alleged comment was not heard by the Speaker of the House. Milliken and his staff said they couldn't hear the comments on the tape recording.Gordon O'Connor was shuffled from Foreign Affairs to Defence by the Minister of National Defence. On November 6, 2007, while attending a meeting at Forward Operating Base Wilson, Mackay was unharmed as two rockets struck the base at about 11 a.m. local time. There was an explosion. <mask> said it was a loud bang. We heard the explosion and were told to get down. On the same day a suicide bomber killed at least 75 people in Baghlan in the northeastern part of the country, another incident happened. The bombing was thought to be the work of the Taliban, but it wasn't related to the attack in Kandahar.A very expensive program to upgrade the Canadian military's equipment was announced in 2008. There was no "white paper" or detailed breakdown of this number, unlike every previous spending announcement of its kind. There was a lot of speculation that an election was about to take place. StephenHarper called for the dissolution of parliament in August of 2008 and declared it "dysfunctional." The use of a military helicopter for a search and rescue demonstration and the transport of the minister from a private fishing camp in Newfoundland to Gander Airport was accused of being inappropriate. The taxpayers paid $16,000 for this. The Minister of National Defence defended his use of the military helicopter stating, "I participated in a search and rescue demonstration with 103 squadron 9 Wing Gander three days into the visit."I was able to shorten my stay by a day to participate in that demonstration. He undertook two days of basic military training in 2009. On June 5, 2012 it was revealed that a 2010 news conference announcing Conservative plans to buy 65 F-35 stealth fighters had cost $47,000. According to documents provided to parliament, the cost of services to support the news conference and one hundred invited guests was more than the cost of the F-35 mock up. Rob Nicholson took over the defence portfolio and was replaced by the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada. The issue of missing and murdered aboriginal women was brought to the attention of the House of Commons when documents were thrown onto the floor. He apologized to the Commons the next week.On May 29, 2015, <mask> announced that he wouldn't be a candidate in the federal election. <mask> joined the law firm in February of 2016 as a partner. The Beaches area of Toronto is where <mask>'s family now reside. <mask> said on November 17 that he had not ruled out the possibility of running for the leadership of the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Party. After the Conservative defeat in the 2015 election, <mask> was considered a potential candidate to succeed former Prime Minister StephenHarper as permanent leader of the Conservative Party. <mask> said he wouldn't seek the Conservative party leadership. On January 15, 2020, <mask> announced his intention to run for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada.The appointment of a former cabinet minister was announced by Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. <mask> is a P.C. The Board of Directors will be reconstituted on April 8, 2021. The man is The Hon. <mask> has worked in both the public and private sectors. As a catalyst to Cielo's growth moving forward, Mr. <mask> will provide strategic advice and invaluable guidance on government and public services industry practice, infrastructure, economic development and will represent Cielo. The Globe and Mail reported on October 10, that supporters of Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer were preparing to launch a leadership bid if he fails to win a government in the federal election.<mask> said that he was not aware that Conservatives were organizing a campaign, and that he was doing everything he could to support Andrew and his team. On December 12 of last year, Conservative party leader Andrew Scheer announced that he was stepping down, but would stay on until a new leader was chosen. On January 15, 2020, <mask> announced his intention to run for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada. "I'm in," <mask> said from his account. Stay up to date. On January 25, 2020, he officially launched his campaign at the Nova Scotia Museum of Industry. On January 26, 2020, a Washington Post columnist posted a comparison of <mask>'s campaign logo and that of Maple Money, which started comparisons to the previous Canadian Energy Centre trademark issues.<mask> lost the leadership vote on the third ballot. <mask> spent $124,000 on security during the campaign in response to numerous death threats that were lodged against him and his family. <mask> was chosen as "Canada's Sexiest Male MP" by The Hill Times from 1999 to 2008 and came in second. Lisa Merrithew was the daughter of a Mulroney cabinet minister. They ended their relationship in 2004. He was romantically linked to another MP. In an interview with the Toronto Star on January 8, 2005, she confirmed that she and <mask> were dating.On May 17, 2005, he crossed the floor to join the Liberal Party. It had come as a surprise to him that she had crossed the floor, as he had been told that his relationship with Stronach was over. According to Don Martin, a National Post columnist who wrote a biography, <mask> reacted "with volcanic fury" when he learned of her defection. The National Post reported on November 26, 2005, that the billionaire Power Corporation family's son and daughter-in-law were dating. The New York Times reported on gossip about his alleged involvement with United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. He was described as tall, athletic, young, blond and had a tan by the New York Times. After keeping their relationship a secret for many months, <mask> was seen in public with the director of programming at the CTV News Channel.They attended the Black & White Opera Soirée together. The engagement was announced on November 1, 2009. The engagement was called off in June 2010. <mask> married a former beauty queen in Mexico on January 4, 2012 She holds degrees in international relations and political science. The aim of Stop Child Executions is to focus world attention on the plight of young people on death row in Iran. The couple has three children, two sons and one daughter.New Leaf and Tearmann House are some of the volunteer boards that <mask> has served on. Big Brothers Big Sisters, the Pictou County Senior Rugby Club and the YMCA are some of the organizations he has been involved in. A sports enthusiast, <mask> was active in local rugby, baseball, football and hockey teams. He was a member of the Nova Scotia Keltics rugby union club. There are links to the electoral record on the former campaign site.

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texts: The Rev Prof <mask>, also known as 'Rabbi' <mask>, was a minister of the Free Church of Scotland and a missionary to the Jews in Hungary. He is known for his aphorisms. <mask> was the son of a shoemaker. He obtained an MA in 1814 after studying at Marischal College. The Anti-Burgher Secession Church and the established church were where <mask> began his theological study. When he was licensed to preach in 1824, he was a theist, but according to his testimony, he was not yet converted. <mask> was converted to Christianity through the ministry of César Malan.After moving to Glasgow, he became the minister of the church on April 28, 1836. He offered himself as a candidate for the chair of oriental languages in the University of Glasgow, stating in his application that he knew Hebrew, Syriac, Arabic, Persian, Sanscrit, Bengali, and Hindostani. His college gave him the degree after his application failed. In 1840. <mask> was appointed the first Missionary to the Jews from the Church of Scotland because of his interest in Israel and the conversion of the Jews. He left for Pest in Hungary in 1841. Since the days of the Apostles, there is hardly on record such a striking work of grace among the Jews as took place in the days of <mask>'s labours in Buda-Pesth.Maria Dorothea of Wrttemberg helped the mission in many ways. After the Disruption of 1843, <mask> was invited to fill the chair of Hebrew and Oriental Languages at New College, Edinburgh. <mask> died in 1870. He is buried in the north east section of the Grange Cemetery. He was referred to as an "eminent scholar and metaphysician, a profound theologian, a man of tender piety and of a lowly loving spirit" on his tombstone. <mask>'s passion for the Jewish people earned him the affectionate epithet "Rabbi". He is "remarkably absent-minded, in regard to the common things of life, but intensely exercised about the higher and eternal realities."He edited a British edition of Edward Robinson's Lexicon of the Greek New Testament, but did not write a book. <mask> described himself as a talker and a genius for epigrammatic wisdom. His aphorisms are quoted. With <mask>'s death, William Knight remarked, "with him has perished a breathing library of wisdom." William Garden Blaikie said that his deep piety, humility, and affectionateness commanded the respect of every student. <mask> was a moderately successful theologian. He didn't give his best in the classroom because of his undisciplined mind.The Church would have been better served if he had been allowed to abandon his formal lectures in order to walk with his students twice a week in Edinburgh's Princes Street Gardens. One of his students, A. Taylor Innes, said, "It seemed as if Pascal had shuffled into the sandals of Socrates, and walked up and down Edinburgh streets." Colloquia peripatetica: Deep Sea Soundings is the main source of many of <mask>'s aphorisms. An edited version, with additions, was compiled in 1997. Two examples of his style are listed below. I am a Christian, catholic, Calvinist, paedobaptist, and Presbyterian. I can't reverse this order.Hyper-Calvinism is all house and no door, while Arminianism is all door and no house. He married Janet on 18 January 1836 and she died two years later due to the premature birth of her second child. The towers of the island of St Croix had two issues, one of which was the death of Janet, the daughter of James Douglas, minister of Stewarton. There is a biographical sketch by James Steven Sinclair and a legacy of <mask> by <mask>. Ross. 29, No. In July 2005, pp. 3. The University of Aberdeen Academics of the University of Edinburgh converted to Christianity in the 19th century.

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texts: A former Canadian cabinet minister is <mask><mask>. <mask> was born in British Columbia. He graduated with a LLB from the University of British Columbia Faculty of Law. <mask> won a silver medal for rowing in the 1960 Olympic Games and a silver medal in the 1959 Pan American Games. He was a pilot in the University Reserve of the Royal Canadian Air Force. <mask> was a foreign service officer in the Department of External Affairs. The assistant Canadian trade commissioner in Hong Kong was one of his posts.<mask> graduated from the Institute of Oriental Studies of the University of Hong Kong with a British Foreign Officer Higher Standard Certificate. In the 1968 federal election, he was elected as a Liberal Member of Parliament. He was elected leader of the provincial Liberal Party in April 1972 and the third party in the provincial legislature with 5 out of 55 seats. The Liberal Party did not increase its seat total despite the fact that he was elected in 1972 to represent the constituency of Victoria. In December 1975, <mask> was defeated in the Legislative Assembly. <mask> was involved in representing Canadian concerns over offshore oil drilling and oil tanker traffic between Alaska and the Lower 48 states. <mask> taught constitutional and administrative law and environmental policy at the University of Victoria's School of Administration from 1976 to 1984.He worked on coastal and wetlands protection and marine pollution from oil exploration and transportation. <mask> was a member of the Immigration Appeal Board for 10 years. The board was dissolved on December 31, 1988. <mask> reentered elected politics in the 1993 federal general election. When he retired from politics in January 2006 he had held the position of Member of Parliament for Victoria for three elections. He was the Minister of National Revenue, the Minister of Transport, and the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans. He was the regional political minister for British Columbia until 2002.<mask>'s time in the fisheries portfolio was marked by controversy as he worked to protect fish stocks. There was a complete ban on the killing of Coho salmon in 1998. He succeeded in getting an agreement with the United States under the Pacific Salmon Treaty to conserve salmon stocks and to end destructive fishing by the US and Canadian commercial fleets. <mask> Environment Minister was appointed in the 1999 cabinet shuffle. He was the longest serving Canadian environment minister for five years. <mask>'s work centered on the Rio Summit convention on biodiversity and climate change. He was successful in getting the Species at Risk Act passed by Parliament and signed into law, despite strong objections from the governments of the provinces.Improving air and water quality was one of the initiatives. <mask> was the first Canadian to hold the post of president of the governing council of the United Nations Environment Programme. He was involved in the Environment Minister's meetings. <mask> did not run in the 2006 election after he was dropped from the cabinet. He retired in 2010 after serving as the director of the Guelph Institute for the Environment. The John Fraser Award for Environmental Achievement from the Sierra Club of Canada is one of the environmental awards that <mask> has received. He received a degree in law from the University of Victoria in 2007, and a degree in science from the Wilfrid Laurier University in 2009.In 2010 he was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada. <mask> has two children. <mask> has a dog named Kyoto. <mask>'s dog is a Schnauzer and he named his dog first. Library and Archives Canada has a <mask> fonds. The British Columbia Liberal Party has members in the House of Commons.

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